Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17

Linear trends over the years 2001–17 are reported of a number of standard metrics used to describe the severity of the Antarctic ozone hole, both with and without a simple adjustment to account for meteorological variability. The trends were compared to those from the years 1979–2001. All metrics co...

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Main Authors: Andrew R. Klekociuk, Paul B. Krummel, Matthew B. Tully
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: CSIRO Publishing 2019-01-01
Series:Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science
Online Access:https://www.publish.csiro.au/es/pdf/ES19020
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spelling doaj-a48d77cc2f7040dc9d31417705564b632021-05-26T04:31:54ZengCSIRO PublishingJournal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science2206-58652019-01-016915256ES19020Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17 Andrew R. Klekociuk Paul B. KrummelMatthew B. TullyLinear trends over the years 2001–17 are reported of a number of standard metrics used to describe the severity of the Antarctic ozone hole, both with and without a simple adjustment to account for meteorological variability. The trends were compared to those from the years 1979–2001. All metrics considered showed a trend towards reduced ozone depletion since 2001, at significance levels ranging from 2.4 to 3.9 standard errors of the trend after the adjustment was performed. The adjustment for meteorological variability had little effect on the values of the trends but did substantially reduce the scatter and, therefore, uncertainty of the trends.https://www.publish.csiro.au/es/pdf/ES19020
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author Andrew R. Klekociuk
Paul B. Krummel
Matthew B. Tully
spellingShingle Andrew R. Klekociuk
Paul B. Krummel
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Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science
author_facet Andrew R. Klekociuk
Paul B. Krummel
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title Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
title_short Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
title_full Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
title_fullStr Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
title_full_unstemmed Trends in Antarctic ozone hole metrics 2001–17
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publisher CSIRO Publishing
series Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth Systems Science
issn 2206-5865
publishDate 2019-01-01
description Linear trends over the years 2001–17 are reported of a number of standard metrics used to describe the severity of the Antarctic ozone hole, both with and without a simple adjustment to account for meteorological variability. The trends were compared to those from the years 1979–2001. All metrics considered showed a trend towards reduced ozone depletion since 2001, at significance levels ranging from 2.4 to 3.9 standard errors of the trend after the adjustment was performed. The adjustment for meteorological variability had little effect on the values of the trends but did substantially reduce the scatter and, therefore, uncertainty of the trends.
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